North Dakota crop prospects show improvement in May
Washington June 1 steady improvement in expected yields of main farm products marked May in the federal reserve board monthly business conditions summary. Cotton and grain prices rose while employment and manufacturing held firm. County reports from North Dakota note good progress with winter rye strong and alfalfa ready for mid month cutting, though rain damage in Barnes and Nelson counties was reported.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Faray
N. Dyfee i
North Dakota
Jonn Haw
Eady
Barnes County
Nelson County
Diamond
North ‘Dakota
Ariel Sens
Norwestern
Railroad Heads to Meet in Cincinnati
Edward H. Fitzgerald grand president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees announced that sixteen chiefs of railroad brotherhoods and other executives will meet in Cincinnati next Tuesday to discuss matters vital to railroad workers welfare. Some forty executives expected. meeting called by B M Jewell head of the AFL employee department. agenda being formed. wage cuts and labor board issues likely topics.
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Cincinnati
Edward
Fitegerald
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Expres
Railroad Brotherhoods
Railroads Union
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of
Republicans of Wisconsin Meet to Choose State Ticket
Milwaukee June 1 The Republican state conference opened amid activity and uncertainty over candidate selections to oppose La Follette progressives in September primaries. Delegates from all counties faced an uninstructed slate while competing for positions on the ticket and platform. Leaders include Dithmar, Kreutzer, Henry Johnson seeking renomination, with McKerrow and Ganfield among U S Senate contenders, and contest shaping around prohibition plank pressure from the Anti-Saloon League.
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Wis
Associated Preas
Citizena’ Republican
la Follette
Ballotini
Yen
William
Morten
Roy P. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Dithmar
Andrew Kreutzer
Wawaau
Henry Johnson
Seaking
H Ead
United States
George W. McKerrow
Wisconsin Farm Bureau, Federation
Leather Smith
Sturgeon Bay
W. A. Ganfield
Carroll College
Senate
Amane
John F. Baker
Mark Catlin
Ottagamie County
David Summerville
Rusk County
William Naylor
Tomah
A. J. Cobban
Madison
Riley
Anti-Saloon League
Judge to Decide In McCormick User Case Saturday
In Chicago on June 1 a probate court judge is to decide if 27 year old Max McCormick can wed Mathilde Rockefeller McCormick, daughter of Edith Rockefeller, amid questions of age and finances. The case probes his suitability as guardian and the couple's eligibility for an international marriage as Harold F. McCormick faces fiduciary concerns.
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Chicago
Mex Onar
Mathilda McCormick
Joan D. Trockefeller
Mathilde Tay
Euardian
Horsman
Alpe
Harold F. McCormick
Cay Tae Sae Company Millions
Henry Horner
Max
Mr. McCormick
International Marriag Ra
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mathilde
Ber Dh
Rockefeller
McCormick
Delaware Rich List Reveals Royalties and Bonuses
In Washington on June 1 a report states that 28 percent of some recipients received renewal royalties and bonuses from land deals tied to a new petroleum venture. The Unity Mates are mentioned as key payees in the arrangement.
Wage Cut Planned for Rail Road Workers
Chicago reports delay in minority report stalls next wage cut by the railroad labor board. A $50,000,000 reduction across 400,000 maintenance of way employees is said to follow. Impacted trades include blacksmiths, machinists, boilermakers, sheet metal workers, electricians, carmen and helpers with proposed cuts from 5 to 9 cents an hour.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Twae
Tosday
Ahpo
Saj Hha
Carmen
House Clears War Fraud Probe Wariness Vote
Washington June 4 The house committee votes to admit consideration of the Woodruff Johnson resolution for investigation of alleged laxity in government prosecution of war fraud cases. The action ends further agitation for a congressional inquiry in the house.
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Washington
House
Woodrutt. Johnson
Reskntative Garrett
Demoranentiar Ment
Justice
Board Seeks Release From Injunction
Fargo, North Dakota, June 1. The state railroad commission plans action to obtain release from an injunction that prevents it from interfering with intrastate rates. The move follows a rate meeting called by the state farm bureau federation. An Interstate Commerce Commission cut of about 10 percent will not affect intrastate rates. B Hutchings, traffic manager of the National Farm Bureau, spoke, and V KE Smart, traffic expert of the state commission, said they will seek to clear the way for an appeal to remove the injunction so the commission may again regulate intrastate rates.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Railroad Commission
State Farm Bureau Federation
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. Hutchings
National Farm Bureau Organizen
KE. Smart
The
State Commission
Conference Begins Indefinite Recess in Peru Chile Talks
Washington June 1 The Chilean Peruvian conference opened an indefinite recess while awaiting decisive instructions from South America. Guarantors stressed Chile’s final reply to the 1887 arbitration still had not been delivered.
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Washington
Associated Press
South America
Chile
Seventeen Miners Killed in German Coal Mine Blast
Easen Germany June 1. An explosion at the Helene and small coal mine owned by Kropps killed seven teen miners and injured 25 others. Eight miners remain missing as rescue teams search the shaft.
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Easen
Germany
Associated Press
Helene and Smalle
Kropps
Balloon Race Sends Moored Messages Over Great Lakes
Reports from the Aero club of Wisconsin describe balloons drifting over Nokomis Indiana and Lake Erie as part of the national balloon race. Balloons from Milwaukee and St Louis traced paths toward Canadian skies while others landed near Monticello Indiana and Alton Illinois. A navy balloon with radio test gear drifted toward Canada with a ten day flight planned.
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Chicago
Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Roy Donaldson
Springfield
America
Switzerland
J. P. Norfleet
D. F. Shade
Wilds
Canada
President Hau Shih-Chang resigns as Chinese president
Peking reports President Hau Shih-Chang tendered his resignation at an extraordinary cabinet session. He was urged to withhold until parliament convenes in Peking. If a vacancy occurs before a new president takes office, acting Premier Chow Tsu-Chi will act.
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Peking
Associated Press
Hau Shih- Chang
Chow Tsu-Chi
Contracts for Reserve Bank's New Home Awarded
Minneapolis June 1 Contract awards totaling 2 000 000 for the federal bank’s new building were announced by John H Nah chair of the board Work will start immediately and the structure should be finished in about 18 months The project is expected to provide work for about one thousand men Wyoming Reports June Snowfall Cheyenne June 1 Snow fell steadily in the northwest and southern Wyoming Cheyenne records the first white June in the memory of old inhabitants The snow began yesterday afternoon and continued into the night with moderating temperatures.
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Minneapolis
The
Federal Bank
John H_nah
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
An Rae
Yestre
Cheyenne la
Bonus Bill Details Weigh Senate Action
Washington June 1 The finance committee report on the house soldiers bonus bill moved toward Senate consideration this week Chair man McCumber planned to propose a calendar placement after agreement among senators The report would retain the loan feature allowing immediate funds to veterans allow compensation without time limits permit redemption of certificates before maturity and reflect changes to suit veterans organizations It also notes pensions would be postponed for several years and estimates the cost between four and five billion dollars.
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Washington
Finance Committee
McCumber
Senate
Theumore
Duta
Hoover fixes fair coal prices in five mining districts
Washington June 1 Secretary Hoover announced maximum fair coal prices for five districts after talks with district committees. In Alabama the price is 25 cents below the Garfield scale, from 2.20 to 2.60 a ton, while the Harlan Hasard Kentucky southern Appalachian Tennessee Kentucky and related West Virginia districts face a 3.60 per ton ceiling. Production costs have shifted since Garfield scales. contracts may fall below these ceilings. Remaining districts will set prices after further talks.
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Washington
Hoover
Alabama
Harlan and
Hasard
Kentucky
Appalachian
Tennessee
Pohantas
New River
Tug River
West Virginia
Garfeld
Mr. Hoover
Robbers Burn Through Vault Door in Max Attempt
In Max North Dakota on June 1 a gang used an acetylene torch to bore a hole in the vault door of the First National Bank of Max but fled when citizens confronted them. One lookout seized funds but the man ran away. Communications are down. a mysterious car seen near Max is traced to Minot.
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Max, N. D
First National Bank of
Max
Minot
Interlocutory Divorce Granted for Constance Talmadge
Los Angeles June 1 Constance Talmadge screen actress was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from John Pialogiou tobacco manufacturer of New York on grounds of mental cruelty. No answer filed by defendant.
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Los Angeles
Constance Talmade
John Plalogiou
New York
Pialogiou
Bandits Shot Dead After Meta Mora Bank Robbery
Flint Michigan June 1 Two bandits linked to the Metamora State bank robbery near Meta mora were killed this afternoon by a posse using machine guns. A posse member was wounded in the exchange. Police report a mysterious plant disease called black rust has appeared in Denton County wheat.
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Flint, Mich
Metamora
Port Worth
Denton County
League Trio Headed By Townley Plans Bismarck Conference
Townley leads a trio preparing to travel to Bismarck for a conference with church leaders and local figures. The purpose is to discuss organization and plans for upcoming school and church activities. Attendees include Jmadere Yee and Stewie along with other local participants.
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Townley
Bismarck
Jane
Church
Christ Levang
Jmadere
Stewie
Cale Hartor
Pelimarss
Wenaice
Mary
Radeon
Firing Goes On in Ireland Amid Belfast Violence
Belfast reports intense firing on Grosvenor Road with a boy killed and four wounded. Falls Road saw earlier shooting. a constable died and a second wounded man died, bringing total fatalites to ten. A blind man and landlady shot. a nearby house set afire as water washed over bodies for over an hour. A mob killed Mrs Mellroy and daughter nearby. London talks of possible Ulster government talks with Southern Ireland. Strabane border area described as calmer with a truce observed. Rough Island evacuated and Tyrone Donegal border secured. Over 80 houses burned in Belfast's military district. only skeleton walls remain on several streets.
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Associated Press
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Lough Warne
Special
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Castlederg
Military Feld
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Body Street
Peters Place
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Wood Streets
Grain Anti-Trust Act in Minnesota Takes Effect Today
St Paul June 1 The grain and futures act passed by the 1821 legislature becomes effective today on the Duluth board of trade St Paul era exchange and the chamber of commerce at Minneapolis Delays were caused by court actions and a federal act recently ruled unconstitutional by the U S supreme court No inspectors will be sent to the three grain centers immediately but reports from exchange members will be submitted to the railroad and warehouse commission Violations are a gross misdemeanor punishable by a fine of 600 to 1000
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Duluth Board of Trade
St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Due Juth Board of Trade
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Railroad ‘and “Warehouse Commission
Bank of North Dakota approves farm loan totals
Bank records show over one million dollars in farm loans appraised and nearly two million approved for closing from May 1 to May 28 1922. The four week and two week reports list applications received loans appraised and loans approved with totals and notes on the appraisal and filing process across the state.
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Ama
Jona
Way clear for considering German loan
Paris reports the Reparations Commission approved Germany s reply to the Ita ultimatum and granted a provisional moratorium for 1922 paving the way for an international committee loan. Bankers meeting here expect a loan exceeding 1 billion dollars within weeks, though some worry about reconciling political elements.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ita
Germany
International Committee
Finds Trouble When He Asks Wife No To Nurse Wife
J Juedi Berg of Jessie Lake faced bigamy charges in Grand Rapids Minnesota after his alleged marriages to two women. He testified wife No 2 cared for home while wife No 1 was away in California. Berg held on $1500 bond as jury evidence pointed to two marriages while his first spouse was absent. Weather outlook: Minnesota and North Dakota fair tonight, likely Friday warmer.
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Vune
Jalmar Anito
Lake
Gagebl Memorial Day
Aalto
Kia
Sam
Anit
Wife No
Grand Rapids
Minn
Juedi Berg
Jessie Lakeways
Ow Bergis
Irma
Tandberg
Min
Neapolis
Jesche Lake
Anna Brown
Jessie Lake
Whee
California
Berg
Bloom Signs Petitions For G O P Candidates Leaguers Sign Stegner Petitions
Bismarck June 1 Fargo Courier says John Bloom manager of hatebeat backs league Democrats cooperating with league Republicans. Bloom signs petitions for several Nonpartisan league candidates on the Republican ticket and also signs petitions for F O Mellatrom and other Democratic candidates.
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Bismarck
X. DP
Fargo Courier-Newn
John Bloom
Hatebeat
League Democrats
League Ublicans
Thomas Hallstows
F. O. Mellatrom
Mr. Biocen
State Board of Administration
George Saakb
Nicols
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